Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I have a friend who sings opera and wants to make an audition CD.

There's not much singer-less opera orchestral material available out there, and Logic's in the 
picture, so I thought I'd ask.  We could import an operatic track into iTunes, then into Logic.

Are there any available vocal/center-channel plugins available for Logic?

I have worked with Audacity's various methods of center channel removal, and it always 
leaves a tiny residue of the original vocal track.

thanks!

Karl

p.s. I did search for 'vocal removal' and came up empty.  If there's another term I'm missing, 
tell me.  thx

Well, that's always a problem for the most of us.  I know that such  
plug-in does exist for Windows but it will give you the exact same  
result, leaving a few vocals present here or there.

If all vocals of the original track are not centered, chance is big  
that this technique won't work, as center-cancelling only removes what  
is in the middle of the mix

You can do this with Dirmixer in Logic.  Give it a try, you never know

L.

Le 08-déc.-08 à 05:56, Karl M a écrit :

> I have a friend who sings opera and wants to make an audition CD.
>
> There's not much singer-less opera orchestral material available out  
> there, and Logic's in the
> picture, so I thought I'd ask. We could import an operatic track  
> into iTunes, then into Logic.
>
> Are there any available vocal/center-channel plugins available for  
> Logic?
>
> I have worked with Audacity's various methods of center channel  
> removal, and it always
> leaves a tiny residue of the original vocal track.
>
> thanks!
>
> Karl
>
>
















> p.s. I did search for 'vocal removal' and came up empty. If there's  
> another term I'm missing,
> tell me. thx
>





>
>



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you can also try cutting some mid EQs in addition to reversing the phase of 
the L and R channels to cancel the middle.


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